How to list a shared directory from the command line?

My iMac is on a LAN with some windows machines and has access to a shared folder on one windows machine in particular. On the iMac, this shared computer shows up as 'tabernacle' and I can see its contents in the finder. I'd like to be able to inspect the contents of this folder using the command line but I have no idea what path to use. Can anyone tell me where to find mounted shared folders from the OSX command line?

Open the Terminal in the /Applications/Utilities/ folder and drag it from the Finder to the open Terminal window. The path will appear.
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